Used to/Get Used to/To be used to

Used to/Get Used to/To be used to

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Multiple Choice

She used to sleep for 9 hours.

Does she sleep for 9 hours now?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

She used to sleep for 9 hours.

Is it a past or present habit?

• Past

• Present

Multiple Choice

She used to sleep for 9 hours.

Does she sleep less than 9 hours now?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Tom is used to drinking coffee at night.

Can he drink coffee at night?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Tom is used to drinking coffee at night.

Is it a habit for him?

• Yes.

• No.

Multiple Choice

Tom is used to drinking coffee at night.

Does he find it hard to drink coffee at night?

• Yes.

• No.

Multiple Choice

I am getting used to living in the countryside.

Am I familiar with life in the countryside?

• Yes.

• No.

Multiple Choice

I am getting used to living in the countryside.

Is this the first time I am living in the countryside?

• Yes.

• No.

Multiple Choice

I am getting used to living in the countryside.

Is it a habit for me?

• Yes.

• No.

Multiple Choice

I am getting used to living in the countryside.

Am I learning how to live in the countryside?

• Yes.

• No.

How to differentiate?

• I am used to driving a car late at night (I - kind of - know how to drive a car late at night)

• He has got used to driving a car late at night (He has - kind of - learnt how to drive a car late at night)

• We used to drive a car late at night (we drove a car late at night in the past, but we don't now)

Multiple Choice

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct rule.

We use get used to + gerund (Ving)...

• to talk about a new situation that is now familiar or less strange

• to talk about a new situation that is becoming familiar or less strange

Multiple Choice

What do you think "used to" means after "be/get"?

• good at

• accustomed to

• tired of

Multiple Select

We use "used to + V1" to talk about....

• past habits

• repeated actions/situations in the past

• For present habits

Multiple Choice

We can also use ............ instead of "used to"

• would

• usually

Multiple Choice

We can only use ............ with non-action verbs (e.g. feel, like, be, know, etc.)

• would

• used to

Multiple Select

We used "be used to + Ving" to talk about.......

• things we are accustomed to doing

• a new situation which is now familiar or less strange

• a new situation which is becoming familiar or less strange

Multiple Choice

We used "get used to + Ving" to talk about.......

• things we are accustomed to doing

• a new situation which is now familiar or less strange

• a new situation which is becoming familiar or less strange